Sao Tem Pikat

This is a chaotic and fun story about two families.
The first family belongs to Khunying Yai (Lady Praphatsorn), who has two children: Kanchana and Pramuk. Kanchana, the older sister, has two children—Pino and Puna—and she has left her 7-year-old son, Nong Puen, in the care of the family. Pramuk, who works abroad, has also left his two sons, Fiat and Fruk, with their grandmother.
Pino and Fiat are ambitious young men who help manage the family’s financial company and other businesses, making them highly successful. Fruk is still a university student. In his free time, Pino is also the country’s top race car driver.
The second family belongs to Aunt Sunee, a single woman in her 40s who owns a kindergarten. She is responsible for raising her three nieces—Jad, Paed, and Priao—whose mother passed away when they were young. Jad is the kindergarten’s principal, Paed is an architect at a construction company, and Priao is a university student—coincidentally at the same university as Fruk.
Sunee is extremely protective of her nieces, personally driving them to and from school and work every day, and not allowing any men near them. Although Sunee, Khunying Yai, and Kanchana know each other through a women, children, and elderly rights association, Sunee is only familiar with the two women—not the rest of the family.
One day, Khunying Yai hosts a reception at her home and invites Sunee and her nieces, hoping they will meet her sons and grandsons. However, the four young men sneak out, missing the chance to meet the three girls. Despite this, Khunying Yai takes an immediate liking to the girls.
In reality, Jad and Priao have already met members of the family. Jad met Pino when he came to drop off Nong Puen at the kindergarten, and he immediately started pursuing her—using the little boy as a “Cupid.” Priao, on the other hand, met Fruk under less pleasant circumstances, and the two quickly became rivals who constantly argue, not yet knowing each other’s true identities.
Later, Pramuk returns to Thailand to help oversee the business but chooses to live separately—coincidentally near Sunee’s house. One morning, he meets Sunee while jogging and tries to introduce himself, but she ignores him. Intrigued by her rejection, he becomes determined to win her over.
Meanwhile, Fiat meets Paed when her car breaks down. He offers help, but she refuses—only to later discover he is actually her boss. Their working relationship becomes rocky due to constant disagreements.
When Pino learns Jad lives next door to Pramuk, he moves in with Nong Puen to get closer to her, continuing to use the child as his matchmaker. At the same time, Pramuk relentlessly tries to win Sunee’s heart—whether by being kind, causing playful chaos, or even staging minor accidents to get her attention. Despite his efforts, Sunee remains guarded, though she unknowingly becomes drawn into his world.
Fruk and Priao’s rivalry escalates both at home and university. One day, while both are running away from their persistent admirers—Candy (a flamboyant admirer chasing Fruk) and Goong (a tomboy pursuing Priao)—they end up hiding together. After another argument, they strike a deal: they will pretend to be a couple to drive their admirers away. Though effective at first, complications arise as Candy and Goong refuse to give up, leading to more chaos.
Sunee becomes increasingly stressed by her noisy neighbors, even building a higher fence to block them out. But Pramuk counters by building a tower next to her house just to continue teasing her.
Amidst all the chaos, romantic relationships begin to develop:

• Jad and Pino grow closer,
• Paed and Fiat clash but spark chemistry,
• Priao and Fruk’s fake relationship starts to feel real.

In the end, the story revolves around whether these tangled relationships will find their way to true love, in this lively romantic comedy filled with misunderstandings, rivalry, and heartfelt moments.